The site is for sale by Dawkins Occhiuto.
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| 541 Graham St, Port Melbourne, January 2022 |
29 January 2022
20 January 2022
11 - 41 Buckhurst St, South Melbourne
20 January 2022
Build-to-rent platform Alt Living aims to raise up to $200 million from offshore and local institutional investors to fund its first two projects in Melbourne, after teaming up with local developer Landream. One of those projects is 11 - 41 Buckhurst St.Alt Living is working with Port Phillip Council to build on an existing approval for a 20-storey, 20,900sq m mixed-use scheme with hopes for a 200-plus apartment project.
Alt Living
Landream
Hayball prepared the approved scheme.
Colliers is handling the sale.
Land area 2,365 sq m
27 March 2021
This permit approved site is for sale by expressions of interest closing on 28 April at 3pm.Hayball prepared the approved scheme.
Colliers is handling the sale.
Land area 2,365 sq m
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| 31 - 37 Buckhurst St for sale by EOI |
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| 17 - ? Buckhurst St for sale |
04 January 2022
181 - 185 Esplanade West, Port Melbourne
January 2022
Status report.
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| 181 - 185 Esplanade West in January 2022 |
August 2021
Application 460/2017 was lodged for the construction of two three storey dwellings.
February 2016
Updated, restored and with a children's playground alongside.
12 March 2015
After 100 years in the same family, this property prepares to change hands.
30 March 2015
I had always been curious about the driveway associated with this house. It was so exceptionally unusual to have a driveway and a garage in this part of Port Melbourne.
It turns out a house once occupied that site.
In 1970, the Housing Commission inspected a double fronted single storey timber framed house and made a declaration under Section 56 of the Housing Act that the house was 'unfit for human habitation' and directed that the house be demolished. It sounds as if the house had fallen into disrepair when the owner, Robert Henry Webb died.
The house was sold in 1971 to a Roger Craig who failed to demolish the house as directed. The Housing Commission then let a tender for the demolition of the house which was carried out in 1971.
Source: PROV VPRS 1824/P/0000-000166
The third level.
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| 181 - 185 Esplanade West, August 2021 |
March 2021
Construction has begun on one of the three storey dwellings.
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| Construction underway at 181 - 185 Esplanade West |
June 2017
Application 460/2017 was lodged for the construction of two three storey dwellings.
February 2016
Updated, restored and with a children's playground alongside.
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| February 2016 |
After 100 years in the same family, this property prepares to change hands.
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| Sold 30 03 2015 |
It turns out a house once occupied that site.
In 1970, the Housing Commission inspected a double fronted single storey timber framed house and made a declaration under Section 56 of the Housing Act that the house was 'unfit for human habitation' and directed that the house be demolished. It sounds as if the house had fallen into disrepair when the owner, Robert Henry Webb died.
The house was sold in 1971 to a Roger Craig who failed to demolish the house as directed. The Housing Commission then let a tender for the demolition of the house which was carried out in 1971.
Source: PROV VPRS 1824/P/0000-000166
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